I Was a Young Master in the Edo Shogunate

Name: I Was a Young Master in the Edo Shogunate
Author: Lord Wu Tengfei

by Lord Wu Tengfei

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The new book "Oda Nobunaga's Japanese War" is being serialized, please support it! Traveling through Edo in a dream, he became Takechiyo, the direct grandson of Tokugawa Ieyasu and the third generation successor of the Edo shogunate, who would become the third generation general Tokugawa Iemitsu. His home was Ningxin Harbor, but his "Warring States Princess" mother A Jiang and Yu were eyeing him, and his younger brother Kunimatsumaru was bent on killing him. Aoyama Tadoshi, Honda Masazumi and other important shogunate ministers became his powerful enemies, waiting for the opportunity to take action at any time, just to pull him down from the throne of heir. He must protect himself in the battle to seize the inheritance, and at the same time subdue monsters, slay insects, and protect the people in an era of chaos. From the socially fearful otaku before time travel to the young master who is loyal to his companions, he breaks down class barriers step by step and personally builds the first young samurai team in Edo. He followed his grandfather Tokugawa Ieyasu to the Summer Battle of Osaka, where he personally fought against the "world's best soldier" Yukimura Sanada, and even assisted Ieyasu to personally annihilate the entire Toyotomi family. From the young master to the third shogun, from Takechiyo to Iemitsu, he witnessed and personally participated in countless major turning points in Japanese history. A historical magical story from the Edo period, a splendid ancient picture scroll with an unconventional plot, taking you on a unique humanistic journey of Japanese history. This book is also known as "I am Japan's No. 1 Young Master" and "I am the Third Shogun Iemitsu". Book club group: 949652139